325 – The Schnee Eifel Battles, 1944-45
In the winter of 1944, the Schnee Eifel became the scene of some of the fiercest fighting on the German-Belgian
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324 – Poles in Exile
Thousands of Polish soldiers, refugees and civilians came to Britain after the fall of Poland, expecting eventually to return home.
323 – Hap Arnold and the B-29
When the United States entered the Second World War, American air power was still developing. Four years later, the United
322 – Warsaw: A City at War, 1939–45
Today we’re going to Warsaw, a city caught between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, and a city whose people
321 – Case Green: The Invasion of Czechoslovakia
In 1938, Europe was once again facing the prospect of a major war. The immediate crisis centred on Czechoslovakia, a
320 – Patton Reconsidered
In this episode, we’re going to look at one of the most recognisable American generals of the Second World War:
319 – The Alexandra Hospital Massacre: The Fall of Singapore
In February 1942, as Japanese forces closed in on Singapore, Alexandra Hospital found itself caught in the final days of
318 – Transport Pilots of WWII
The C-47 Dakota, or Skytrain as it was known in American service, was one of the most important aircraft of
317 – Generalship on the Eastern Front
The war on the Eastern Front was fought on a scale unlike anything the world had ever seen. Stretching from
316 – The Tank
The tank first appeared on the battlefields of the First World War as an experimental weapon designed to break the